The Daily Memo | January 6, 2023 | The Power of Light
January 6, 2023
Even as the darkness of death was present in his sickly body, Augustin-Jean Fresnel persisted in working on his powerful light. Finally, in the early
Even as the darkness of death was present in his sickly body, Augustin-Jean Fresnel persisted in working on his powerful light. Finally, in the early
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When we trust in Christ, we become children of God. By using this language, Scripture indicates the nature of our relationship with Him: He is
In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made the first purchase with bitcoin (a digital currency then worth a fraction of a penny each), paying 10,000 bitcoins for
Freedom is good; freedom is what you are made for. It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do
Most Americans (80 percent) say they don’t have any dreams, and we can imagine why. Life can suck the dreaming right out of you. The
The crucifixion of Jesus is the moment that Jesus’ ministry and the entire biblical story have been building toward. Through His death on the cross,
This is, after all, a love story. Why else would love be the deepest yearning of our hearts? Isn’t love the greatest joy of human
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